Posts Tagged ‘Aesop Rock’

The 15 Best Aesop Rock Songs

Aesop Rock's newest project, a collaborative album with Kimya Dawson, comes out on May 7 via Rhymesayers Entertainment. The duo calls themselves The Uncluded and the album is named Hokey Fright. It is unlike anything Aesop... Read more »

Album Stream: The Uncluded (Aesop Rock & Kimya Dawson) – “Hokey Fright”

There is an infinite amount of possibility in music. Still, as more and more music piles up, it gets harder and harder to be original. All artists draw from their influences, from the current trends, and... Read more »

Video: The Uncluded – “Delicate Cycle”

The Uncluded (Aesop Rock & Kimya Dawson) have made a video for their first single, “Delicate Cycle,” and it’s beautiful… and it features cat superstar Lil Bub, who is without a doubt one of the top... Read more »

Video: The Uncluded (Aesop Rock & Kimya Dawson) – “Scissorhands”

The Uncluded, a duo that consists of Aesop Rock and The Moldy Peaches’ Kimya Dawson, are releasing their debut album Hokey Fright (pre-order it here) on May 7 on Rhymesayers, and following their “Earthquake” video, the pair has let go of... Read more »

Aesop Rock & Kimya Dawson Form The Uncluded, Release “Earthquake” Video

An odd couple for sure, but the pairing of Aesop Rock and Kimya Dawson works in its own strange way, like a garden gnome or a bonsai tree. Kimya incorporates the deadpan quirkiness that she brought... Read more »

Aesop Rock at Irving Plaza (Photos)

Going to an Aesop Rock concert in 2013 is like entering a time machine. It’s strange, because Aesop Rock was never a hip-hop traditionalist. Part of the forward-thinking Definitive Jux squad, Aesop’s cerebral, intricately intertwined lyrics,... Read more »

Contest: Win Tickets to See Aesop Rock in NYC

Fan of Aesop Rock and live in the NY area? Well, here’s your chance. Aesop will be hitting up Irving Plaza on February 9th, and you can win a pair of tickets to their show courtesy... Read more »

Aesop Rock – “Hall of Game” (Unreleased Track)

Well, this is a pleasant surprise. From the depths of the early 2000s (around the time the rapper was working on breakthrough album Labor Days), Aesop Rock unleashes “Hall of Game,” an unreleased track produced by... Read more »

Aesop Rock Announces 2013 Tour Dates, Releases Video For “Cycles to Gehenna” Remix

Rhymesayers rapper Aesop Rock has announced the dates for his 2013 tour in support of his latest album, Skelethon. Aesop will be joined by Rob Sonic and DJ Big Wiz on the tour, which kicks off... Read more »

Video: Aesop Rock – “Homemade Mummy”

Aesop Rock and his affiliates aren’t high maintenance. For the “Homemade Mummy” video, things are kept simple with Aes and his boys letting loose in some kind of indoor vintage carnival. Skelethon is out now. Check... Read more »

Video: Aesop Rock – “Cycles to Gehenna”

Aesop Rock is back with a fresh set of visuals for “Cycles to Gehenna,” which appears on Aesop’s recently released LP, Skelethon. Captured is an alternate universe where tough-looking ballerinas take charge. They’re graceful, but they’ll... Read more »

Win Tickets to See Aesop Rock in New York City

After a five year hiatus from solo recordings, Aesop Rock recently released his 6th full length album Skelethon to stellar reviews. In support of Skelethon, the New York native turned San Francisco transplant is returning to... Read more »

Album Stream: Aesop Rock – “Skelethon”

Aesop Rock‘s new album—his first in five years—has arrived on Rhymesayers. It’s entirely self-produced, and Aesop is confident that it’s his best album yet. He also told Rolling Stone, “I hope it sounds like five years... Read more »

Video: Aesop Rock – “ZZZ Top”

Aesop Rock just raised the bar with the Patti Li-starring “ZZZ Top” video. That look in her eyes? That’s the “yes, I am about to kill you” look. Skelethon drops on July 10th. THE 30 BEST UNDERGROUND... Read more »

The 30 Best Underground Hip-Hop Albums

By Confusion & Jon Tanners Underground hip-hop doesn’t exist anymore, at least not like it used to. It’s hard to pinpoint exactly what happened, but some time right around when indie rock became a genre instead of an indication... Read more »